1986 Beneteau Oceanis 350

The Beneteau Oceanis 350 is a 33.79-foot sailing yacht built in fiberglass with a beam of 11.25 feet and a draft of 1.56 meters. The boat carries a Yanmar 3GM diesel engine rated at 30 horsepower, with 571 hours logged. Power is delivered through a Gori three-blade propeller fitted in 2024. A 2.4-meter Quicksilver tender with a 2.5-horsepower Honda outboard is included, with only 10 hours on the motor.

Below deck, the yacht offers three cabins arranged around a single head and cabin area. The interior has been recently refreshed with new upholstery and paint. Comfort features include a two-burner ENO stove, Trimix refrigerator, ice box, opening cabin skylight, LED lighting throughout, and updated plumbing fixtures. Electronics comprise an Icom VHF radio and a 2023 Raymarine Axiom 9 chartplotter and GPS.

The sailing rig is built around new 2024 standing rigging, a black anodized aluminum mast and boom, and a Selden Furlex 204S roller furling system. Sails are new as of 2024 and include a full-batten mainsail and working jib, both recently installed. Deck hardware includes two Harken ST20 and two Harken ST40 winches, new lazy jacks, and a lazy bag fitted in 2024. A drop-down companionway hatch dates to 2019 and is in excellent condition.

Electrical systems have been recently renewed with two 70-amp service batteries and a new engine start battery, all from 2024. A Victron Blue Smart 12V charger supports shore power connections. The hull was fully treated in 2022. A second anchor is aboard for redundancy.